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outreach

COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

At Trinity Church, our mission projects are initiated by members of the congregation. 

There are many opportunities to get involved, from projects within our community to those in distant destinations.

All are invited to join us on these wonderful Outreach opportunities.

Contact the church office if you would like to participate.

Community

Meals

Worcester

Fellowship

Northborough Interfaith

Clergy Association

Thrift 

Shop

Community

Support

Work Camps for

Youth & Adults

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Mission: The Northborough Food Pantry is a source for supplemental food to those who are on a limited income or have an acute need. Residents of Northborough may shop at the pantry one time each week. Serving 120 families weekly.

The Northborough Food Pantry is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, all donations are tax-deductible.

We are a proud partner of the Worcester County Food Bank.

Hours

Wednesday: 9:00a - 10:30a
Thursday: 6:30p - 8:00p

(508) 393-6897 | info@nfpantry.org 

37 Pierce Street, Northborough, MA

Commuity Meals

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How you can help

Various organizations have committed to monetary donations for these entrees. But, you can't have a meal without servers, water and dessert. We are always looking for volunteers to sign up. 

To donate towards the purchase of meals, please make your checks out to "Helping Hands Association" with "Community Meal" on the memo line, and mail them to:

Northborough Helping Hands

P.O. Box 383,

Northborough, 01532

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Since its inception in January 1996 a free, full course meal has been served every Wednesday evening to anybody who is in need of a hearty meal. Although the meals are free, a donation box is available for any donations.

The current religious organizations involved are:

  • Trinity Church

  • Church of the Nativity

  • First Parish-Unitarian Universalist

  • St. Bernadette

  • St. Rose of Lima

  • Congregation B’Nai Shalom (Westboro)

 

Other participating organizations are:

  • The Northborough Junior Women

  • The Northborough Rotary Club

  • The Lion's Club

  • Knights of Columbus 

For those in need of food, please join us:

Wednesday evenings at 6:00PM 

in the Fellowship Hall of Trinity Church 

23 Main Street, Northborough, MA.

Worcester fellowship

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Worcester Fellowship, an outdoor spiritual ministry to the homeless and at-risk community in Worcester.  We at Trinity support this ministry financially and by attending their Sunday service and bringing a meal to share one Sunday a month.  http://www.worcesterfellowship.org/ (See below for a list of dates).

  • Provide lunches and worship with those who do not have homes.

  • 2025 Dates: To Be Announced

  • See John Posluszny for more information.

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Northborough Interfaith
Clergy Association

Trinity is part of Northborough’s Interfaith Clergy group that meets monthly to pray together, to share resources, and to enjoy friendship with each other. We have representation from Church of the Nativity, First Parish Unitarian-Universalist, St. Bernadette’s, St. Rose of Lima, Trinity Church, Congregation B’nai Shalom in Westborough, and The Church of Latter Day Saints in Marlborough.

 

Voucher Program: 

The clergy provide vouchers to local vendors for use by those in need. Vouchers are available to Northborough residents or individuals related to one of our congregations.

 

Recipients may receive free:

  • gasoline (Peterson's),

  • groceries or lunch (Lowe’s),

  • heating oil (Northborough Oil)

  • overnight lodging (Econolodge).

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ThRift Shop

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Open Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays 10am - 2pm. 

'Count Your Blessings'

The Trinity Church Thrift Shop 

The mission of the The "Count Your Blessings" thrift shop is to offer a place for the people in our community to purchase gently used clothing and accessories at nominal prices while providing some financial support to the church.

 

The thrift shop sells gently used infant, children, women's and men's clothing, shoes, and accessories, as well as small household items. No electronics please.

 

At this time we are accepting women's winter clothing donations and men's tops, coats, jackets.  No pants or suits. No formalwear. We're also looking for household donations, such as kitchen items and house decor. No picture frames.  

 

Please drop the houseware donations off during regular thrift shop hours.

 

Come in and get an early jump start on your holiday shopping! We have a great selection of clothing, shoes, handbags, costume jewelry, and fall and holiday decor. Perfect for your holiday gift-giving and entertaining! 

We're looking forward to seeing you!

 

Thanks,

The Thrift Shop Team

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SPRING FASHION SHOW 2024

COMMUNITY SUPPORT

Afghan Refugee Project

Trinity Church Outreach Team has spearheaded an effort to form a Northborough Neighborhood Support Team to sponsor a family from Afghanistan.  

 

Under the guidance of the non-profits WelcomeNST and Ascentria Care Alliance, the Northborough NST is sponsoring an Afghan family. 

 

The NST has 22 people who come from across the Northborough community.

Matthew 25: MORE INFO

Matthew 25 is a private non-profit corporation located in Worcester, Massachusetts whose mission is to provide food and housing relief to people in need.

Scouts:

Trinity hosts several Scout troop meetings and events in our building.

Alcoholics Anonymous:

For more information please visit: www.aaworcester.org 

Alanon:

In-person meetings have been cancelled. For more information please visit: www.ma-al-anon-alateen.org 

Commuity Support

Work camps for

adults & Youth

Spend a week with other Trinity members at a construction site for agencies such as Habitat for Humanity.

 

previous outreach projects 

Loiza, Puerto Rico Mission Trip 

Members of Trinity Church joined the American Baptist Church in Puerto Rico to repair homes that were destroyed from the 2017 hurricanes.

Work consisted of replacing zinc roofs, resealing cement roofs, power wash / cleaning inside and outside homes.

 

Here is a link about the continued mission work to help Puerto Rico recover from the 2017 hurricanes. CLICK HERE

Clendenin, West Virginia Mission Trip 

Outreach went on a work mission trip to Clendenin, WV between Christmas and New Years 2017, to repair flood damaged homes.  This is a follow-up to our trip last year when we repaired the flood damaged First Baptist social hall. 

Work Camps
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